Sentence examples for it cannot be free from inspiring English sources

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… if I test…alone and am positive, I cannot be free to take my medication at home when my husband is present.

He recognized and understood the pain of one who, believing himself, as Claudius does, to be essentially good and capable of salvation, knows that he is covered with blood — one who, having chosen to take on the weight and worry of the world, knows that he has done it and, like Macbeth, too, cannot be free of its guilt: Help, angels!

A market, by definition, cannot be free if it operates behind artificial walls, or if it deliberately excludes traders who can offer their goods and services at a more competitive price.

But it is simply false to suggest that the Internet cannot be free and open unless it is lawless.

"A free press cannot be free if it is dependent on and accountable to a regulatory body recognized by the state," the president of the society, Adrian Jeakings, said.

"A free press cannot be free if it is dependent on and accountable to a regulatory body recognised by the state," he said.

Shin, who recently gave testimony before a UN commission, would rather not talk about the past, but he cannot be free of it.

But, as the Prime Minister has today acknowledged, a free press cannot be free if it is dependent on and accountable to a regulatory body recognized by the state.

"A free press cannot be free if it is dependent on and accountable to a regulatory body recognised by the state".

Free enterprise cannot be free when it is burdened with the weight of a yesteryear, which created mass inequity, so directly by law.